Coming November 2026
Here's a gentle question: have you actually asked them?
We'll email you the moment Legacy of Love is available, and nothing else in the meantime.
"I don't have a documented plan for who takes care of my pet if something happens to me. I'm assuming someone will, but I've never actually asked them."
A quiet uncertainty. Hoping the arrangement holds, without ever actually knowing it does.
No one should have to leave their pet's fate to an assumption nobody ever tested.
"My mother assumed I'd just know what to do for her dog if something happened to her. We never actually talked about it. That gap is the whole reason this book exists."
That conversation sent Amy home to build the guide she wished she'd had: a written record of her parents' dog's daily routines, the commands he knew, the places he was walked, the people and habits that made him feel safe. It wasn't meant to become a book. It was meant to make sure that if something ever happened, she wouldn't be left guessing.
Amy Dellwo isn't a law firm or an institution. Her son lives just six miles away, and for years the two of them shared custody of her cat, Milo, splitting the week between two homes, an arrangement that felt solid until her son had a baby and Milo, upset by the change, started having accidents in the baby's car seat. Milo has lived with Amy full-time ever since. It was a real stress test of an arrangement neither of them had ever actually written down. What started as one realization has grown into something bigger: Legacy of Love is becoming a movement, bringing this kind of preparation into communities through workshops, real conversations, and readers working through the exact same question for their own animals.
The Complete Pet Legacy Kit pairs the narrative book with a structured workbook and Wizard tool access, so you have the why and the actual fields to fill in.
Work through it at your own pace, or bring it to a guided workshop session where the questions get answered as you go.
Have the actual conversation with the person you're counting on. If you don't have one yet, the Legacy of Love community is a real place to build that.
A warm-up session to introduce the topic gently, no pressure, no workbook required yet. $10 per online session. The next one is Thursday, October 22, 6:30 to 7:30 pm Central. Warm-up sessions are typically held the third Thursday of the month, 6:30 to 7:30 pm Central. It's a good first step if you're not sure where to start, and you'll walk away with a completed one-page emergency card.
Reserve your spot for the next sessionBooks aren't for sale until November. Reserve your copy now, with no payment, and we'll email you the moment ordering opens. Sessions and the workshop can be booked today.
Books
The structured planning forms, on their own. Every page is a field to fill in.
The story and the why, for readers who want context before the forms. A good gift.
Both titles together. Read the story, then fill in the plan.
Guided help to actually finish
Both books plus the Wizard tool: speak your answers into a microphone and it produces your finished plan as a PDF. Go at your own pace.
Work through the workbook with a small group in one evening and leave with a completed, confirmed plan.
No workbook required. A good first step if you're not ready for the full plan yet.
Prices shown are before sales tax. Sales tax applies to physical books and workbooks. Everything here is educational, not legal, financial, or veterinary advice.
You've had the actual conversation, not just the assumption. Your pet's plan is written down, confirmed with a real person or a real community, and ready for whoever needs it, whether it's a bad flu, a fall, a hospital stay, or the day none of us likes to think about.
The assumption stays untested. If something happens before that conversation does, whoever's left has to guess: what did she actually want, who did she actually mean, where's the vet, what's the medication schedule. A plan that only existed in your head doesn't transfer with you.
Coming November 2026. Get notified the day it's available, or start now with a warm-up session.